Asian airlines have long had second brands, often for a regional airline flying to secondary markets. For equally as long airlines have struggled with how to work the brands in sync – somewhere between fully aligned with the flagship parent and full independence. This is starting to change, with the most prominent example being Cathay Pacific's change of Dragonair's branding to Cathay Dragon, effective 21-Nov-2016. Product too has already been largely aligned.

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